This episode discusses ethical and sustainable transactions in Africa and we delve into how the UN Sustainable Development Goals can practically impact how deals are done on the Continent.

In this webinar top speakers from the UK and South Africa map out the landscape of institutional arbitration in the context of high-value infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Africa. We discuss how institutional arbitration can be contextualized for infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Africa. We also unpack the opportunities and challenges as well as latest trends and developments presented by these projects on the Continent in the context of institutional arbitration.

In this webinar top speakers from the UK and South Africa map out the landscape of institutional arbitration in the context of high-value infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Africa. We discuss how institutional arbitration can be contextualized for infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Africa. We also unpack the opportunities and challenges as well as latest trends and developments presented by these projects on the Continent in the context of institutional arbitration.

This episode unpacks the concept of the T-shaped lawyer, a lawyer with a deep knowledge of the law and general knowledge of other complementary non-law related competencies. T-shaped lawyers will not only survive but will thrive in the coming decades as the legal profession is disrupted and undergoes a rebirth.

We are joined in this episode by Nerushka Bowan who is the Head of Technology and Innovation at Norton Rose Fulbright (South Africa) and we unpack the legal and ethical issues that arise from developments in technology and innovation that characterize the fourth industrial revolution.

The focus of this episode is bioethics and the legal issues relating to gene editing and reproductive technology. Some of the latest developments in reproductive technology and gene editing may read like something from a sci-fi novel. These developments are very real though. We unpack some of them and the legal and ethical issues that they raise with Dr Sheetal Soni, a highly accomplished academic at the University of Kwazulu-Natal.

The Law Etc. podcast has kicked off with a bang. Let’s get our heads into the game as we discuss all things sports law with Nick Flowers, a sports lawyer and all-around sports enthusiast. Join me, Rorisang Mzozoyana, for our pilot episode as we unpack the latest exciting developments in the world of sports law.

The podcast will feature high profile guests who have a legal background. The guests have pursued unique and interesting careers with their legal education or qualification and are involved in different fields such as space law, military law, renewable energy, legal tech, bio-ethics sports law and entrepreneurship just to name a few. The guests will, amongst other things, discuss how they found their way into these different areas of speciality and also discuss the key drivers of change and innovation in their chosen field.

The aim of the podcast is:

to encourage more people to pursue a legal education;

to shine the spotlight on unique and exciting legal practise areas and different career paths one can follow with a legal education level the playing field by giving those from disadvantaged backgrounds information and insight into the different career options and opportunities they may have with a legal education; and

to identify and discuss the key drivers of change and disruption in different areas of law